About mechanically induced crystallization kinetics in filled natural rubber

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In this work, we provide information about mechanically induced crystallization (MIC) kinetics. First, we show that the usual definition of threshold elongations for crystallization and melting does not always make sense. We then show the effect of the loading path on the crystallization levels reached. Finally, we define a quantity representative of the crystallization kinetics and try to describe it using quantities as elongation or stress. At the same time, we illustrate that crystallization is a self-regulating phenomenon: a saturation of crystallization kinetics can be reached.

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